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020			_a9781908966544
245		4	_aThe Spaces Between _b: Contemporary Art from Havana _c/ Curated by: Antonio Eligio (Tonel) and Keith Wallace
260			_aLondon; _bBlack Dog Publishing; _c2014
300			_a144p; _c25x20cm
520			_aThis is a publication focused toward the shared spaces and communal sensibilities of a city, rather than an attempt to survey the entire contemporary output of this anomalous nation. In essence, the study is a concentrated one of modern Havana, taking note of those artistic, cultural, socioeconomic and anthropological influences on its art scene without intent to become pedagogic in the process. Including major contemporary figures such as Juan Carlos Alom, Celia y Junior and Eduardo Ponjuan, The Spaces Between discusses the modern current of unfocused politicisation within the work, where issues of money, identity and bureaucracy are garnered from each viewers reading and imagination of suggestion, a reflection of the current emphasis on the spectator as contributor to making meaning. Published in collaboration with the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver, the book maintains the ambient approach of the partnering exhibition in an attempt to depict the context of Havana artists in the modern era.
546			_aEnglish; Arabic
650			_aN5300-7418 Visual Arts- History
651			_aCentral America
942			_cBK
999			_c5608 _d5608